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Xavier Amatriain’s Machine Learning and Artificial Intelligence 2019 Year-end Roundup

KDnuggets

It is an annual tradition for Xavier Amatriain to write a year-end retrospective of advances in AI/ML, and this year is no different. Gain an understanding of the important developments of the past year, as well as insights into what expect in 2020.

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Pioneering computer vision: Aleksandr Timashov, ML developer

Dataconomy

Aleksandr Timashov is an ML Engineer with over a decade of experience in AI and Machine Learning. On these projects, I mentored numerous ML engineers, fostering a culture of innovation within Petronas. You told us you were implementing these projects in 2020-2022, so it all started amid the Covid-19 times.

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What Is Self-Supervised Learning and Why Should You Care?

Mlearning.ai

“Self-Supervised methods […] are going to be the main method to train neural nets before we train them for difficult tasks” —  Yann LeCun Well! Let’s have a look at this Self-Supervised Learning! Let’s have a look at Self-Supervised Learning. That is why it is called Self -Supervised Learning.

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Meet the winners of the Video Similarity Challenge!

DrivenData Labs

Self-supervision: As in the Image Similarity Challenge , all winning solutions used self-supervised learning and image augmentation (or models trained using these techniques) as the backbone of their solutions. His research interest is deep metric learning and computer vision.

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Test-time Adaptation with Slot-Centric Models

ML @ CMU

Slot-TTA builds on top of slot-centric models by incorporating segmentation supervision during the training phase. ii) We showcase the effectiveness of SSL-based TTA approaches for scene decomposition, while previous self-supervised test-time adaptation methods have primarily demonstrated results in classification tasks.

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Against LLM maximalism

Explosion

Once you’re past prototyping and want to deliver the best system you can, supervised learning will often give you better efficiency, accuracy and reliability than in-context learning for non-generative tasks — tasks where there is a specific right answer that you want the model to find. That’s not a path to improvement.

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NASA ML Lead on its WorldView citizen scientist no-code tool

Snorkel AI

And that’s the power of self-supervised learning. But desert, ocean, desert, in this way, I think that’s what the power of self-supervised learning is. It’s essentially self -supervised learning. This is the example from California from 2020. So here’s this example.

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